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The Ordo Virtutum of Hildegard of Bingen: Critical Studies (Early Drama, Art, and Music Monograph, No 18)

Let There Be Light: Based on the Visionary Spirituality of Hildegard of Bingen (30 Days With a Great Spiritual Teacher) by John J. Kirvan, Hildegard of Bingen, 1997-06

The Journal of Hildegard of Bingen: A Novel by Barbara Lachman, 1995-03-28

Hildegard of Bingen: The Context of Her Thought and Art (Warburg Institute Colloquia)

Hildegard of Bingen: Selections from Her Writings by Hildegard Of Bingen, 2005-10-01

Meditation Chants of Hildegard Von Bingen by Norma Gentile, 1997-06

Hildegard Of Bingen: Mystical Writings (Crossroad Spirtual Classics Series) by Hildegard of Bingen, 1990-12-25

Vita Sanctae Hildegardis =: Leben der heiligen Hildegard von Bingen. Canonizatio Sanctae Hildegardis = Kanonisation der heiligen Hildegard (Fontes Christiani) (German Edition) by Godefridus, 1998

Hildegard of Bingen: A Book of Essays (Garland Medieval Casebooks)

Hildegard of Bingen: On Natural Philosophy and Medicine by Margaret Berger Jackson, Margaret Berger Jackson, 1999-04-01

"Die brennende Vernunft": Studien zur Semantik der "rationalitas" bei Hildegard von Bingen (Mystik in Geschichte und Gegenwart) (German Edition) by Fabio Chavez Alvarez, 1991

Turning Pain into Power: A Retreat With Gerard Manley Hopkins and Hildegard of Bingen (Retreat With-- Series) by Gloria Hutchinson, Floria Hutchinson, 1995-12

Creation and Christ: The Wisdom of Hildegard of Bingen (Spiritual Samplers) by Columba Hart, Jane Bishop, 1996-07

Hildegard of Bingen: Mystic, Healer, Companion of the Angels by Ingeborg Ulrich, 1993-11

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Hildegard Of Bingen
Religious leader, writer, and composer, Hildegard Von Bingen is the earliestcomposer whose life history is known. (10981179). hildegard of bingen.
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Hildegard Of Bingen - A Feather On The Breath Of God On Hyperion Records | Chora
hildegard of bingen A Feather On The Breath Of God on Hyperion Records With Emma Kirby (Sop) and the Gothic Voices This recording
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Hildegard Of Bingen
Session 6 St. hildegard of bingen (10981179). All things. hildegard of bingen MysticalWritings, ed. Fiona Bowie and Oliver Davies (Crossroad, 1990), p. 118.
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Extractions: Mark 4.1-20 Our Mission is to create products that draw people into praying together , into opening their lives as nourishment to one another, and into sustaining one another in commitments . That is what we as the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, and the books and magazines we publish, are all about. An Online Retreat St. Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179) (taken by Mary Kaye Medinger, 2001) The flames engraved over the head of St. Hildegard on this statue represent the gifts of the Holy Spirit given so abundantly to her. The statue appears on the exterior of the parish church of St. Hildegard in Eibingen, Germany, where her relics are enshrined. Hildegardâs contemporaries in the 12th century knew of her as a Benedictine abbess, and also as a theologian and preacher, poet and composer, healer and author. The Benedictine tradition of prayer and work provided the setting for her long and fruitful life. For over 800 years Hildegard was not widely known outside of Germany. However, recent interest in the role of visionary women in religious history, and discovery of her remarkable creativity in so many areas, have made her today one of the best-known women mystics.
Michigan Beer Guide, The Guide To Craft Brewed Beer In Michigan
hildegard of bingen still Healing After 900 Years Written By RexHalfpenny This is the story of one womans ongoing project.
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Historia- Hildegard Of Bingen
About the name Historia hildegard of bingen First woman scientist whose writingsstill exist (10981179) Hildegard was born into a wealthy German family, and
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Extractions: Hildegard was born into a wealthy German family, and received an education in a convent. Convents or abbeys were some of the only places women could receive formal education during the Dark Ages. Hildegard studied Latin, religion, and music. She became the abbess (leader) of her abbey. Hildegard wrote natural history books as well as medical books, and was the first person to write about the need to boil drinking water for sanitation. Hildegard also taught religion and medicine, and she emphasized the importance of exercise and diet. She is the first woman whose scientific writings still exist today.
Lyrichord Reference Center - Hildegard Von Bingen
teacher, writer, Auric Healer, and specialist on hildegard von bingen, Norma Gentile presents us with a concise working
http://www.lyrichord.com/reference/ref8027.html

Extractions: Hildegard von Bingen Gifted singer, teacher, writer, Auric Healer, and specialist on Hildegard von Bingen, Norma Gentile presents us with a concise working overview of the life and work of the Twelth Century, German visionary. This short biography is the perfect companion peice to Gentile's best selling Lyrichord CD, Unfurling Love's Creation. LONG AGO, BUT NOT SO FAR AWAY, Hildegard's own writings indicate that she was born as the tenth child into a wealthy family in 1098. Had she married, her responsibilities would have been those typical of managing a large and noble household. She would have overseen the servants, made or arranged for purchases of food and goods for the household, born several children, entertained and seen to the welfare of visitors. As a woman she would typically not have been taught to read and write beyond what she received from her mother as a young child. Her brothers would have had tutors and the opportunity to attend a University, among other career choices. During Hildegard's her early childhood she experienced visions, as she later wrote in her biography. These appeared as images of brilliant white light and symphonies of sound from which figures and colorful images emerged. She also experienced a series of illnesses, and was noted as having a frail constitution. It is understandable that her parents choose to have her live within the church setting from the age of eight with the understanding that she would in all likelihood commit herself to becoming a nun later in life. In this way no doubt they believed that she would be cared for, and her visionary experiences accommodated. Educational opportunities within monasteries for women were varied, but typically she would also have the opportunity to learn some Latin, to read the Psalter, and follow a generally contemplative lifestyle.
Univ. Of Mainz - Hildegard Von Bingen
Supplies photographs of historical sites, a discography of hildegard's music, and essays examining her lasting legacy to music and theology.
http://www.uni-mainz.de/~horst/hildegard/ewelcome.html
Performing The Music Of Hildegard Von Bingen, By Bernard D. Sherman [reprinted F
Article by Bernard D. Sherman, from The Los Angeles Times.Category Society Religion and Spiritualityby Bernard D. Sherman Musicians mark the birthday of hildegard von bingen, queenof the really old school, with radically varied interpretations of her works
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Extractions: Musicians mark the birthday of Hildegard von Bingen, queen of the really old school, with radically varied interpretations of her works and debates about what paths stay true to her spirit This article first appeared in The Los Angeles Times, Sunday, August 9, 1998. It is reprinted by permission. My book Inside Early Music includes a chapter on Hildegard, an interview with Barbara Thornton. For the LA Times article, I interviewed the by-then ailing Thornton again, as well as Christopher Page (of Gothic Voices) and Susan Hellauer (of Anonymous 4), both of whom speak in my book about other topics. After a long battle with cancer, Thornton died in November, 1998; a short tribute to her is posted at my Web site . My interview with Page included some other interesting views on Hildegard; you can read it by clicking here W hat do you do for an icon on her 900th birthday? You interpret her and then, to liven things up, you argue about it. This year is the big 9-0-0 for Hildegard of Bingen, the 12th-century abbess who has become a '90s cult figure. She is undoubtedly our only celebrity composer with a short-form bio that reads mystic, theologian, naturalist, herbalist, poet, and adviser to emperors.
Texts And Translations Of Hildegard Von Bingen's Gregorian Chants
St. hildegard's Gregorian chants original Latin texts with English translations by Norma Gentile.Category Society Religion and Spirituality WorksThe original Latin texts and English translations of hildegard vonBingen's Gregorian Chants. Translations by Norma Gentile. 12th
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Extractions: Many other professional translations of Hildegard's chants are available. I highly recommend those of Peter Dronke, who has captured both the poetic aspect and the practical understanding as well. I also suggest the book "Symphonia - A Critical Edition of the Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum" by Barbara Newman. This book contains both literal and poetic translations of HIldegard's chants done by Ms. Newman along with the Latin originals.
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Patron Saints Index: Blessed Hildegard Von Bingen
Profile of hildegard von bingen. Illustrated.Category Society Religion and Spiritualityhildegard von bingen. Also known as Sybil of the Rhine Memorial 17 SeptemberProfile At a time when few women wrote, hildegard produced
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Extractions: At a time when few women wrote, Hildegard produced major works of theology and visionary writings . When few women were accorded respect, she was consulted by and advised bishops popes , and kings . She used the curative powers of natural objects for healing, and wrote treatises about natural history and the medicinal uses of plants, animals, trees and stones. She is the first composer whose biography is known. Founded a vibrant convent, where her musical plays were performed. Although not yet canonized, Hildegard has been beatified, and is frequently referred to as Saint Hildegard. Revival of interest in this extraordinary woman of the middle ages was initiated by musicologists and historians of science and religion. Less fortunately, Hildegard's visions and music had been hijacked by the New Age movement, whose music bears some resemblance to Hildegard's ethereal airs. Her story is important to all students of medieval history and culture, and an inspirational account of an irresistible spirit and vibrant intellect overcoming social, physical, cultural, gender barriers to achieve timeless transcendence. Hildegard was born the 10th child (a tithe) to a noble family. As was customary with the tenth child, which the family could not count on feeding, she was dedicated at birth to the church. The girl started to have visions of luminous objects at the age of three, but soon realized she was unique in this ability and hid this gift for many years.
Klassik.com - Hildegard Von Bingen - Ihre Musik
Gedanken zu den Ges¤ngen der heiligen Frau von Sr. Maria Immuculata Ritscher.
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Extractions: Um die Mitte des 12. Jahrhunderts begegnen wir einer Frau, die drei Jahrzehnte lang durch ihr Wort, ihre Schriften, ihre Genialität viele Menschen an sich zog: Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179). In der katholischen Kirche wird sie als Heilige verehrt. Hildegard von Bingen wurde in unserem Jahrhundert neu entdeckt. Sie ist uns im Denken, Fühlen und Schauen überraschend nahe. In ihr lebte eine tiefe, leidenschaftliche Liebe und Offenheit zu allem, was das Leben ihrer Zeit betraf. Aber etwas Tieferes an ihr zog viele Menschen an, die bei ihr Rat und Hilfe suchten. Es war die Gabe der "Schau", das heißt, ein inneres Erkennen der Geheimnisse des menschlichen Lebens und der Schöpfung im Lichte Gottes. Einmal beschreibt sie diese "Schau", die sie immer in wachem Zustand empfing, mit diesen Worten: "Ich sehe diese Dinge nicht mit den äußeren Augen und höre sie nicht mit den äußeren Ohren, ich sehe sie vielmehr einzig in meiner Seele, mit offenen leiblichen Augen, so daß ich niemals die Bewußtlosigkeit eines Ekstase erleide, sondern wachend schaue ich dies bei Tag und Nacht. Das Licht, das ich schaue, ist nicht an den Raum gebunden. Es wird mir als der Schatten des lebendigen Lichtes bezeichnet. In diesem Licht sehe ich zuweilen, aber nicht oft, ein anderes Licht, das mir das lebendige Licht genannt wird. Wann und wie ich es schaue, kann ich nicht sagen. Aber solange ich es schaue, ist alle Traurigkeit und alle Angst von mir genommen, so daß ich mich wie ein einfaches junges Mädchen fühle und nicht wie eine alte Frau."
Hildegard Von Bingen Lyrics In Latin And English
"O vos felices radices" and "O ignis spiritus". Rupert R. Chappelle translation .Category Society Religion and Spirituality Workshildegard von bingen. lyrics in latin and english. hildegard von bingen Bookstoreoffers an extensive collection of books by and about hildegard.
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Extractions: Hildegard von Bingen lyrics in latin and english O vos felices radices - O you happy roots O ignis spiritus - O holy fire Links to the page with the translations follow: Give me the whole thing, pictures and text Just give me the text and keep your images Send me the O Ignis Spiritus ... music manuscript page with the 135 K JPG here are some cool Hildegard sites: Hildegard von Bingen Bookstore offers an extensive collection of books by and about Hildegard. The life and works of Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) an online biography with pictures. Early Music Women Composers an extensive discography of Hildegard's music with some texts by Hildegard (in english) with commentary. Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) some images and a short translation from the Scivias. Tracks of Hildegard in Bingen ideal for your trip to Bingen to celebrate her 900th birthday. Bison Publishing books and music recordings. Women Writers - Hildegard of Bingen. music transcriptions, art, texts and articles. Stevie Wishart High Flyers 850 years apart interesting article about Hildegard and the artist who performs her music. First web reference that I have seen about Hildegard and herb. The Music of Faith, Part I: Toward the Big Hildegard Anniversary
Hildegard Von Bingen Lyrics In Translation - O Vos Radices, O Ignis Spiritus
Lyrics (Latin and English) of several of St. hildegard's hymns.Category Society Religion and Spirituality Workshildegard von bingen. lyrics in latin and english. O vos felices radices. O youhappy roots. O Vos Felices Radices music manuscript page JPG 135K 640 pixels wide.
http://irupert.com/HILDEGRD/hildegard.htm

Extractions: Hildegard von Bingen lyrics in latin and english O vos felices radices O you happy roots O Vos Felices Radices music manuscript page JPG 135K 640 pixels wide O vos felices radices cum quibus opus miraculorum, et no opus criminum, per torrens iter perspicuae umbrae plantum est. Et o tu, ruminams ignea vox, praecurrens liminatem lapidem, subvertentem abyssum, gaudete in capite vestro. Gaudete in ilio, quem no viderunt in terris multi, qui ipsum ardenter vocaverunt. Gaudete in capite vestro. Hildegard von Bingen (1098 - 1179) O you, happy roots, with whom works of miracles and not works of crime, for burning predestined you were planted. And to you, thoughtful fiery voice, becoming the whetstone, subverting the darkness. Rejoice in that which is on top. Rejoice in him, who the many did not see on earth, although they ardently cried for. Rejoice in that which is on top. translation by Rupert Chappelle O Ignis Spiritus O Holy Fire O Ignis Spiritus music manuscript page JPG 134K 640 pixels wide Hildegard home page adapted to english by Rupert R. Chappelle web page scribe - Rupert R. Chappelle
Musik: Hildegard Von Bingen
von einer Frau im 12. Jahrhundert. Artikel ¼ber die erste Komponistin der Musikgeschichte hildegard von bingen.
http://www.musikundtheater.ch/mt/interview/sonstige/hildegard.html

Extractions: celestium revelationum Hildegard von Bingen: Für vieles musste der Name der Äbtissin, Dichterin, Seherin und ersten Komponistin der Musikgeschichte herhalten, für obskure Esoterik ebenso wie für Techno-Gregorianik. Aber auch die unverfälschte Substanz ihres musikalischen Werks wurde in ihrer ganzen Vollständigkeit zu Hildegards 900. Geburtstag vom Ensemble «Sequentia» mustergültig zusammengetragen. Bericht: Reinmar Wagner «Im Jahre 1141 der Menschwerdung von Jesus Christus, als ich zweiundvierzig Jahre und sieben Monate alt war, fiel ein helles Licht vom Himmel und durchströmte meine Seele. Wie eine Flamme, die nicht brennt, sondern wärmt, durchglühte sie mein Herz und meine Brust, so wie die Sonne, die mit ihren Strahlen wärmt.» So beginnt das erste und wichtigste Werk der Hildegard von Bingen, «Scivias», was «Wisse die Wege» bedeutet, und die Visionen enthält, welche der Äbtissin vom Rupertsberg, ihrem Kloster hoch über dem Rhein, gegenüber von Bingen, schon von Kindheit an erschienen. Im Alter von vierzig Jahren begann sie, ihre Visionen schriftlich und bildlich festzuhalten. "Der Klang dieser Stimmen kam durch mich, und ich hatte keine Langsamkeit und keine Schwierigkeit, sie zu verstehen. Das geschieht deshalb, weil überall, wo göttliche Gnade waltet, alle Schatten der Dunkelheit verjagt werden und diejenigen Dinge rein und licht werden, welche von den fleischlichen Sinnen in der Schwachheit des Fleisches empfangen wurden."
Hildegard Von Bingen: Hoffnungsgestalt Der Kirche
Translate this page hildegard von bingen Hoffnungsgestalt der Kirche Von Äbtissin em.Edeltraud Forster OSB, Eibingen. Ein Wort der Hoffnung können
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Extractions: Von Ein Wort der Hoffnung können wir uns niemals selbst zusprechen. Hoffnung muß ein anderer uns zusagen, einer, der es gut mit uns meint, einer, der die Grundmelodie unseres Herzens kennt und sie uns zuruft, wenn wir sie vergessen haben. Einem verzweifelten, orientierungslosen und suchenden Zeitgenossen rief Hildegard von Bingen vor 900 Jahren zu: "Schau auf zum Herrn, und die Welt wird neu!" "Schau auf zum Herrn, und die Welt wird sich verändern, weil du sie mit neuen Augen siehst" - das ist, meine ich, ein wahrhaft prophetisches Wort: zeitlos gültig und heute so aktuell wie damals. Ein Wort, das Richtung weist, auch uns. Vielleicht ist dieses Wort sogar der Schlüssel zu einer neuen Hoffnung. Denn ohne Hoffnung können wir nicht leben. Wo keine Hoffnung ist, da stirbt Leben, da öffnen sich keine Türen mehr, da bleibt alles verschlossen und versinkt in einem Sumpf von Resignation und Verzweiflung. Wir erleben solches heute, doch seien wir getrost: auch zur Zeit Hildegards waren solche Gefühle und Stimmungen keineswegs unbekannt.
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Hildegard Von Bingen
Translate this page hildegard von bingen - ihre Botschaft
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Extractions: Die Benediktinerin HILDEGARD VON BINGEN (Hildegard bedeutet "Heldin", genauer "rettende, beschirmende Heldenjungfrau") geboren 1098 in Bermersheim bei Alzey als Kind eines Grafen, hatte von Kindheit an eine visionäre Begabung. Sie war aber nicht nur Visionärin , sondern Prophetin , Predigerin, Frau, Heilige und Künstlerin zugleich. Viele interessante Informationen zu den Stationen ihres Lebens, ihren Werke und ihrer heutigen Bedeutung haben wir im folgenden für Sie zusammengestellt. Klicken Sie auf die Überschriften, und die Seite mit den gewünschten Informationen öffnet sich. Hildegard von Bingen - Lebenslauf Hildegard von Bingen - ihre Botschaft Texte aus dem Pilgerbuch Morgengrüße (Texte der Sendereihe im SWF 4) Leben und Werk Das Menschen- und Gottesbild Die Heilkunde der Hildegard von Bingen Der Mensch in der Entscheidung ... Kontaktadressen
Hildegard Von Bingen
Ausf¼hrliche und informative Daten ¼ber die komponierende Benediktinerin, die 1098 bei Alzey geboren wurde.
http://www1.bistum-trier.de/bingen/index.html

Extractions: Die Benediktinerin HILDEGARD VON BINGEN (Hildegard bedeutet "Heldin", genauer "rettende, beschirmende Heldenjungfrau") geboren 1098 in Bermersheim bei Alzey als Kind eines Grafen, hatte von Kindheit an eine visionäre Begabung. Sie war aber nicht nur Visionärin , sondern Prophetin , Predigerin, Frau, Heilige und Künstlerin zugleich. Viele interessante Informationen zu den Stationen ihres Lebens, ihren Werke und ihrer heutigen Bedeutung haben wir im folgenden für Sie zusammengestellt. Klicken Sie auf die Überschriften, und die Seite mit den gewünschten Informationen öffnet sich. Hildegard von Bingen - Lebenslauf Hildegard von Bingen - ihre Botschaft Texte aus dem Pilgerbuch Morgengrüße (Texte der Sendereihe im SWF 4) Leben und Werk Das Menschen- und Gottesbild Die Heilkunde der Hildegard von Bingen Der Mensch in der Entscheidung ... Kontaktadressen
Hildegard Av Bingen
Visionär mystiker från Rhenlandet. Av Kerstin Stina Carlsson i tidskriften Sökaren.Category World Svenska Historia Tidsperioder Medeltidenhildegard AV bingen. Visionär mystiker från Rhenlandet. Efter hildegardAV bingen (1098 1179) var en extraordinär kvinna. Det
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Extractions: HILDEGARD AV BINGEN (1098 - 1179) var en extraordinär kvinna. Det har sagts att "hade Hildegard varit man, så hade hon varit känd som en av de största konstnärer och intellektuella som världen någonsin skådat". Förutom att hon var abbedissa i ett stort och blomstrande benediktinerkloster, var hon en framstående predikant, läkare, vetenskapare och konstnär. Hon var också poet och kompositör, och hon skrev nio böcker i ämnen som teologi, medicin och fysiologi. "När jag var 42 år och 7 månader gammal kom det ur öppna himlen ett eldigt ljus av största helighet. Det genomströmmar hela mitt hjärna och sätter hela mitt hjärta och hela mitt bröst i lågor, dock utan att bränna sönder dem, snarare värmande som solstrålar som faller på ett föremål och upphettar detta. Då plötsligt ägde jag gåvan att förstå böckerna, nämligen Psaltaren, Evangelierna och andra gammal- och nytestamentliga texter. Gåvan till mystiska, hemlighetsfulla och underbara visioner ägde jag sedan min barndom, men jag har undertryckt denna gåva. Jag har mottagit visionerna med hjälp av mina i n r e ögon och öron enligt Guds vilja. För en normal människa är detta svårt att förstå."

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